No one watched Andor, its like their lowest viewed Star Wars show. So they gotta capitalize on SOMETHING to try to generate interest.I don't get the reviews thing. Just have a trailer. I hope the season is better than this marketing.
First season was the best Sci-Fi thing I've seen since Star Trek; Next Generation. yes, I'm that old. Also hated Babylon 5.
I would've expected at least another year in the oven, I am hoping they didn't rush this!
the power of one! the power of many!This season 1 was my favorite star wars thing in years. I couldn't care less about the franchise anymore, but I'm interested in this. Hope it's good.
Thats true for a lot of stuff these days. I think it must be digital cameras in general or tied to CG/Volume stuff. Certainly, there is no film grain anymore and guys like Cameron are aggressively stripping it from their older works to make it look "more modern", but the muted colors is a choice, I think, to make stuff seem more serious? Add in the dim HDR lighting so en vouge and I can't see shit on my massive TV at home unless I'm in a pitch black room.Why do all disney movies/shows have this bland look to them? Shit boring sets, muted colors, overly clean cheap image. They all look exactly the same
Andor was filmed entirely on location and with real sets. No Volume at all. That’s why it was so expensive.I think it must be digital cameras in general or tied to CG/Volume stuff.
Sure, but unless they built a real TIE Fighter to then shoot it up with real bullets, that stuff is likely CG and to make it mesh well then maybe the muted color palette helps? It's clearly a costume choice plus color grading and digital film. Just the "Filmed in Technicolor" aesthetic of the era, I suppose. Not a knock against Andor specifically, I think the aesthetic fits with the more serious tone of the show, but you see it all over now even where it makes no sense, so I"m curious if there is a technical reason for it or it's just a fad.Andor was filmed entirely on location and with real sets. No Volume at all. That’s why it was so expensive.
Sure, but unless they built a real TIE Fighter to then shoot it up with real bullets, that stuff is likely CG and to make it mesh well then maybe the muted color palette helps? It's clearly a costume choice plus color grading and digital film. Just the "Filmed in Technicolor" aesthetic of the era, I suppose. Not a knock against Andor specifically, I think the aesthetic fits with the more serious tone of the show, but you see it all over now even where it makes no sense, so I"m curious if there is a technical reason for it or it's just a fad.
Yeah it's my favorite Star Wars media by far. It's a pretty cool well developed sci-fi world that ironically seems to work best for me when you ignore the Jedi / Sith stuff. (not that I dislike Jedi material, but so much of it is.. bad)First season was amazing, felt like a serious and adult take on Star Wars. Specially enjoyed the part about the dam, felt like watching a WWII movie with a Star Wars skin, loved it.
Hope this 2nd season delivers, can't wait and will probably rewatch S1 before this comes out.
Same.I watched it muted and it looks incredible.
Didn’t care for the prison arc. The middle is the best with the heist, the Empire’s reaction to the rebellion, and Mon Mothma realizing how far Luthen will go to start the Alliance.Never quite understood all the praise for the first seasons. The prison part was the only one I really enjoyed.
But this still looks like it could be good.
I couldn't care less about Star Wars as a whole. I really enjoyed the first season of Andor, probably because it felt like a political drama that could work in just about any setting and just so happens to take place in the SW universe rather than being defined by it.